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The light of science (2015)

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Mètode Science Studies Journal - Volume 5 (2015)

Published: 2015-04-16

Op-Ed articles

The university, where science lives

Esteban Morcillo

5

Documentary texts

The male abuser’s profile. Telltale biology?

Ángel Romero Martínez, Marisol Lila, Luis Moya Albiol

6-10
Antoni de Martí Franquès and spontaneous generation: Conflicts between science and religion in the work of a naturalist

Agustí Camós

13-17
Distributive Justice and Evolution. Towards a Science of Equality

Paula Casal

18-25

Itinerancy. Dispersal, migration, diaspora

Itinerancy. Dispersal, migration, diaspora

Ester Desfilis, Domingo Pujante González

26-27
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Should I leave or should I stay? Understanding dispersal behaviour.

Josabel Belliure Ferrer

29-33
Dispersal in primates: Variation in patterns and causes.

Pablo Polo Rodrigo

35-41
The genetics of human migration: Tracing migrations through the genome

David Comas Martínez

43-49
The social impact of human mobility: An undivided vision of cultural and individual change

Edelia Villarroya

51-56
Refugees and stateless persons. Political asylum and international protection in Spain: Trends in numbers and hurdles to accessing procedures

Jaume Dura Tohus

59-63
Pensioners’ coast: Migration of elderly North Europeans to the Costa Blanca

Joan Carles Membrado

65-73
Migrant literature. ‘Jo també sóc catalana’ by Najat El Hachmi.

Marta Segarra

75-79

Crossroads. Where science and literature meet

Crossroads. Where science and literature meet

Pasqual Bernat

80-81
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Science novels: Science and technology in fiction

Miquel Barceló

83-87
Science, scientists and literature: The role of literature in promoting science and technology

Jordi Solbes Matarredona, Manel Josep Traver Ribes

89-95
Poe: A scientist at heart: The history of science fiction

Fernando J. Ballesteros Roselló, Eusebio V. Llácer Llorca

97-101
Science as a quest: Don Quixote, neuroscience and the interrogation of truth

Romén Reyes-Peschl

103-109
Social robots: A meeting point between science and fiction

Carme Torras

111-115
The scientist’s imaginary life: ‘The Manhattan Projects’ comic book series

Francisco Sáez de Adana Herrero

117-123
Disturbed minds in the nineteenth century: The tales of Edgar Allan Poe and Guy de Maupassant

Martín Urdiales Shaw

124-129
Science and literature: Are the knowledge wars finally over?

Roslynn Haynes

131-138

The digits of science. Statistics as scientific tool

The digits of science. Statistics as scientific tool

David Conesa, Francisco Montes

140-141
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Big data and statistics: A statistician’s perspective

David Rossell

143-149
Symptoms, signs and statistics: Statistics applied to the health and life sciences

Miguel A. Martínez-Beneito, José D. Bermúdez, Carmen Armero

151-157
The theory that never died: How an eighteenth century mathematical idea transformed the twenty-first century

Sharon McGrayne

159-165
Statistics in particle physics: The role it played in discovering Higgs boson

Fernando Martínez Vidal

167-173
The lack of reproducibility in research: How statistics can endorse results

Scott Goddard, Valen Johnson

175-179

What is science? A multidisciplinary approach to scientific thought

What is science? A multidisciplinary approach to scientific thought

Martí Domínguez, Lucía Sapiña

180-181
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Why there is no scientific method: And why it is not a problem

Jean Bricmont

183-187
What is science? A historian’s perplexities

Patricia Fara

189-193
Is the scientific method a myth? Perspectives from the history and philosophy of science

Elliott Sober

195-199
What is scientific about social science? The complexity of measuring human behavior

Susanna Priest

201-207
Science: Perception and instability: Can there be a single description?

Pedro Ruiz-Castell

209-215
Science, art and revelation: Or chromatic theory for interdisciplinary knowledge

Jorge Wagensberg

217-221